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Peer reviewedHolman, John; Pilling, Gwen – Journal of Chemical Education, 2004
Chemical thermodynamics that is often considered abstract and demanding could be made more accessible by taking a contextualized approach. The trial of a course designed for chemistry majors dealing with gas laws and the first law of thermodynamics in the existing course are illustrated.
Descriptors: Thermodynamics, Science Instruction, Chemistry, Case Studies
Download full textLendsey, Jacqueline L.; And Others – 1979
This text, which focuses on coastal oil production, the countries and the people involved, is designed for use in upper elementary science, social studies, or math courses concerned with energy-related topics. The first half of the text is the Teacher's Guide. It presents an overview of the main ideas for each lesson, strategies for…
Descriptors: Economics, Elementary School Science, Energy, Environmental Education
